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What you believe about economic growth is probably wrong - because we know surprisingly little about it. And signs of slowing growth are, well, growing.
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What you believe about economic growth is probably wrong - because we know surprisingly little about it. And signs of slowing growth are, well, growing.

ECB laments no growth but doesn't see why it should cut rates. It's a familiar narrative.
Jim Power & Chris Johns
Jan 14, 2024
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Low or no economic growth is a bigger problem than most people realise.

What we don't know about growth might surprise you.

Too many country's are losing interest in growth. Not Ireland - yet. But unless growth is nurtured it will be quick to disappear. …

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